Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-22
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

FLOUR-Net cash prices Tor California Best
Family, 81 1904 % q bl; Bakers extra, 81 559
IS; Superfine, sos 40.
NHEAT-The prevailing rain of course has q
depressing effect on the situation, ana the mar
ket is far from being as firm it brief
time ago. At the moment there is but little
business in progress and it will probably take
few days to regulate matters. Holders are dis
posed to keep back offerings until toe storm is
over, when the position of affairs will be better
defined. Prominent shippers expressed willing
ness to pay 81 - z ctl to-day foT No. grades,
but whether this figure will be long maintained
time alone can determine.
CALL BOARD sALEs-aoRNING SESSION.
Buyer season-S9o tons, 81 6654 900, 81 661S;
$3.50, 81 65; pee 81 Co.'S; 400 81 Co. 200, 81 6514;
200, 81 655s; 1000, 81 65f@; 300, 81 65aS
Seller 1es7-lo0 tons, 81 52112; 100 81 52]4; 100,
81 5l$4 Z ctl.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Buyer season-500 tons. 81 651s: 400 81 60; 100;
81 6i54; 500, 81 6l1s 200 81 6414; 100, 81 6435;
400 81 6i1s.
Seller Is67-2oo tons, 81 81 p etl.
BARLEY-Weak, with declining tendency.
Wet weather shows its influence quite positive
ly. Feed of the better quality sold to-day at
81 1919 q ctl, and any moderate amount OF Gus
tom could be promptly supplied at this figure.
Of grades are offered as low as 81 OH. In Brew
ing there is nothing doing. Sellers show more
desire to operate than buyers. For the more
choice article, 81 2e15 is considered an extreme
CALL BOARD sA1Es-MoRNINe SESSION
Buyer season. 200 tons, 81 ii: 1000, 81 1875;
2599 81 dS 49, 5! l9 4, 100 s. l834' $780,
Seller sesson-200 tons 81 OF; 400 81 0S54;
1100, 81 0512i 200, 81 05I4 3 ctl.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer season. 500 tons, 81 1875; 200 81 1871,
1l00 81 1851 100, 81 1876 200, 81 IA; 100, 81 1875
400, 81 ~ p ctl.
OATS-Business is at a standstill. Offerings
were larger this morning than at any period for
week. The market was pretty well cleaned
up of stock till within twenty four hours, since
which time over 5000 centals have been re
ceived. Until the duration of the present
storm be established the market is likely to be
more or less irregular. We quote: No. l
Feed, 81 55@l Go; No. ?, 81 45@l 50; Milling,
81 60Gl 65; Surprise 81 6591 70: Black. for
seed, 81 5lGl 81; Nebraska, 81 40@1 IS to ar
rive and u 40 z ell spot.
C0RN-Further arrivals from Nebraska to-
day. California large Yellow, s1@l 0219; small
Yellow, 81 071Aa1 l2la; White, sl9l % : ctl.
sEEDS-We quote Mustard, Brown, s2@
2 50; Yellow, 60 25l92 70 z ctl Canary, 214G319c;
Hemp, S94c; Rape, 114Q2c; Timothy, 5
HAY-No change in prices, though lower fig
ure are probable. Alfalfa, 500 . so; Dat, SOC
10; Barley, IS DO Wheat sli@l4 = ton.
STRAW-QuotGble at $5G55c e bale.
H0PS-No trade. Prices nominal at $50
DC , II.
BRAN-Quotable at sl5a15 so p ton.
RYE-Quotabie at s. 925891 IS I ell.
observation-disclosures at 81 l091 % = ctl,
PoTAToEs@New Potatoes sell at sSaS5O p
ell. Wharf rates are as follows: River
Reds. 90cGSl 20 Early Rose, Sl@1 10; Peer
less, Sl@1 10: T0males 81 20@1 40; Petaluma,
81 2091 80; Burbank Seedlings, 81 306l 20; Jer-
sey Blues 81 25gi 60; Oregon Garnet Chile,
81 35G1 50 p ctl.
oNIoNS-The arrival of over 700 bags from
Oregon has caused weaker feeling and buyers
are holding back in hopes of getting better
terms. Quotab.e at 81 40al IS p ctl for good to
choice. Inferior, 75c@s1 = ctl.
BEANS-We quote: Bayos, 81 506i 30 !; But
ter, 81 So9l 10; Pink, 81 S5@l 50; Red, 81 30G
As: Lima, s2G2 Is; Pea, 81 50G1 50: Small
White 81 506i 50 q etl.
VEGETABt Es-Supplies were light to-day.
Asparagus, SjS4oc = b for white and 4OG50c
Mushrooms, 25GS5c 2 10: Green Peppers, 20d
22e Z b; Green Peas, lo9l2c 2 ID; Tomatoes,
75e@si 10 = box Artichokes, 10@15c p dozen
Carrots, $5350a ? ctl; TuTnips, 50a75c >
Caulihower, 81 = dozen Cabbage, 10000 2 ctI
Garlic, &c , p Celerg, 50d5oc p dozen
Dry Peppers. ioe1=c; Dry okra. l5@2oc , 10.
FRUIT-We dCote iobbing lots as follows
Apples, 5Ocasl for common. and 81 sop , box
for good to choice; Mexican Lines, s5G6 ? box;
California Lines * poe 2 box Lemons, Sicily,
s6Gs 50; do California, 9ocdSl 50 for common
S262 % for choice; Oranges, California, 81 75@
80 2 box fer common, and So 50@6 = box foi
Navel: Bananas, So 50a3 50 q bunch; Pine.
apples, sac 2 dozen; Eastern Apple IS 50G
25 = Dbl.
iG5c : b Tor sliced and Sc for quar-
tered; Alden and Plummer, lie; APP
ricots, 12c; Blsckberries. 10c: Figs, sc fol
pressed and Sc for impressed; Smyrna do
l3G15e for layers, and Zoe for kegs; NeetariDes
10c; Peaches, 1791se for peeled, and eGloc fol
unpeeled; Pears Saa4c for whole and 7GSc fol
sliced machine-dTied, li@l2I9c; Plums. 9alet
pitted and 2@se FOR unpitted; German Prunes
6G7e; French pr1nes. 6t610c ? b; Raisins. Lon
don Layers, 81 4ets1 s. > box. with 2o9Se ad
vance for frscticns Common. s191 so 2 box
HoNEY-We quote New Comb 12@l3e 2 D